Deerfield, IL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Deerfield, IL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +3 more
As the two of you are still married, you are legally presumed to be the father of the child she is currently pregnant with, so there is some...
Unless there is some sort of self-modifying clause in your settlement agreement, you are out of luck. The court does not have the authority to...
Your question is way too specific for a general inquiry forum like this. However, the statutory child support guideline for 3 children is 32% of...
It's not a violation of the law to plan to move out of state with the children. It is a violation to actually do it. Your fiancée needs a lawyer...
Surprise moves out of state is one of the surest ways to guarantee a disastrously expensive, stressful and risky divorce. You both will likely end...
Yes. Section 513 of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act is all about this sort of thing.
This sort of issue is very fact-specific and dependent on the EXACT wording of your agreement, but generally speaking he would need to show a...
If the Judgment doesn't provide for post-emancipation expenses of this sort, then you are not responsible for them at the moment, but you could be...
It's probably not going to be counter as in one for child support purposes, but it is an issue that can be argued. It's not a huge issue one way or...
Pretty much zero unless it is by agreement.
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